
Stories & Perspectives
Children Are Not the Keys to Their Parents’ Unfulfilled Dreams
Children are not the keys to their parents’ unfulfilled dreams, so why do we keep handing them our old ambitions?
Batol Ghorbani Sini · 29 October 2026
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Stories & Perspectives
Children are not the keys to their parents’ unfulfilled dreams, so why do we keep handing them our old ambitions?
Batol Ghorbani Sini · 29 October 2026

Health
Older adults can preserve independence and health by staying active, managing eyesight, and accepting appropriate daily support.
Adam Mulligan · 01 August 2026

Society
Sport builds genuine independence through personal responsibility, decision-making, and self-motivation across all ages and ability levels.
Howard Diamond · 15 March 2026

Relationships
Singles Awareness Day encourages intentional self care routines that support independence, well being, and everyday mental health.
Robert Haynes · 12 January 2026

Clinical Psychology
Residential programmes help adults with autism balance independence and care while supporting skills, community participation, and long-term well-being.
Samantha Green · 22 December 2025

Society
A study reveals how envy, whether as a trait or state, predicts loneliness, forming a reinforcing cycle that highlights the need for targeted interventions.
Psychreg News Team · 09 January 2025

Health
Supported independent living empowers individuals with disabilities to achieve greater independence, personal growth, and enhanced quality of life.
Ellen Diamond · 05 November 2024

Lifestyle
Learning to drive in the UK provides a unique set of challenges for those with learning disabilities.
Ameer Singh · 13 February 2024

Mental Health
Our parents gave everything in order for us to have a good start in life and we owe them so much.
Ellen Diamond · 06 January 2023

Mental Health
Relationships hold a special place in all our lives.
Abhijit Chakraborty · 03 May 2021

Mental Health
Emancipation is a process by which a minor is freed of any control from their parents or guardians, and the parent/guardian is freed from any responsibility over the minor.
Adam Mulligan · 14 August 2018